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Re: When did cash become a problem?


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Posted by 1936 on September 10, 2007 at 18:42:51 from (68.77.148.27):

In Reply to: When did cash become a problem? posted by dej(jed) on September 10, 2007 at 05:00:49:

The best is that McD will take plastic for any amount. Must be making a killing when you pay with cash.

They also have two grades of coffee. In the gas stations that have McD. Have lobby coffee which is hot brown water or coffee from behind the counter which their regular strenght. When I asked about the weak coffee I was told to ask for the coffee from behind the counter. This was explained in English which is rare item at McD.
The banks give points to your account when you use your cash card so you can get a trip around the world with a zillion points. They want no paper is the system.
No dealership will take checks for anything.
The banks will pen mark large bills so that tells me a very large amount of funny money is floating in the system.
Using plastic is plainless until the end of the month.
Bankers handing out loans knowning good and will the poor saps with a sub prime house note will crash and burn when the interest moves up a few points. The fall out in the markets is just starting to kill the 401's and in the next year one million more sub prime loans are fixed to move up.
Juice loans are not legal on the street.
The one behind the counter at TSC is the 7 dollar wage bracket and could give a rats about the correct price or correct change. Oh yes with more wire sticking out from various parts of their body than a barb wire gap.
Nuff said........


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